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What's Wrong With This Picture?

Loaded on March 15, 1993 by Paul Wright published in Prison Legal News March, 1993, page 7
Filed under: Crime, Sentencing. Location: United States of America.
By Paul Wright

A judge in Maryland recently sentenced a university student to six months in jail after the student was discovered to have cheated on his Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), which is the test used for college admissions. The student cheated by paying another student to take the test ...

 

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